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Physics Chapter 6 - Centre of Mass and Linear Momentum

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Centre of Mass and Linear Momentum in Physics - Table of Contents

In this Centre of Mass and Linear Momentum section of Physics we cover the topics listed in the table below, each topic has a written tutorial (which you can read on your screen, print to read or use a web reader), a video tutorial, revision notes, revision questions and supporting calculators which allow you to check your own computations and calculations.

Centre of Mass and Linear Momentum Learning Material
Tutorial IDTitleTutorialVideo
Tutorial
Revision
Notes
Revision
Questions
6.1Centre of Mass. Types of Equilibrium
6.2Determining the Centre of Mass in Objects and Systems of Objects
6.3Newton's Second Law for System of Particles
6.4Moment of Force. Conditions of Equilibrium
6.5Linear Momentum
6.6Collision and Impulse. Types of Collision
6.7Law of Conservation of Momentum and Kinetic Energy
6.8Momentum and Impulse in Two Dimensions. Explosions.
6.9Torque

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Centre of Mass and Linear Momentum Calculators and Centre of Mass and Linear Momentum Tutorials by iCalculator

This section is about equilibrium and quantities that are relevant to it. By understanding the various types of collision, you will be able to understand concepts such as the centre of mass (gravity), moment of force, torque, linear momentum and impulse, as well as the laws of conservation of momentum and kinetic energy in one and two dimensions.

Centre of Mass and Linear Momentum Calculators

In addition to the Centre of Mass and Linear Momentum tutorials, we also provide online Centre of Mass and Linear Momentum Calculators which allow you to calculate specific Centre of Mass and Linear Momentum formula in support of the tutorials or to check and verify your own calculations in support of your homework, coursework or thesis.

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